Information technology has transformed the media industry, not only creating new platforms for sharing information but radically shifting patterns of consumption and the practices of news production. What is the impact of these changes on the stories that can be told, and on the journalists who tell them? And what are the implications of these changes for the role of journalism as a profession. Join us for a panel discussion where two practicing journalists working in very different contexts reflect on these issues—Victoria Lomasko, a graphic journalist from Russia; and Victoria St. Martin, a distinguished visiting journalist in the Gallivan Program who specializes in multiplatform journalism, social media, and general assignment reporting.
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Originally published at reilly.nd.edu.